# MOO server's system usage.

Kipp the Kidd (mcmudge@mailbox.syr.edu)
Tue, 27 Feb 1996 16:29:41 PST

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    At 08:58 AM 2/27/96 PST, Alan Yoder wrote:
    >I want to set up a small MOO as a talker.

    Talker?  (Insulting MOO intelligence ;))

    >My question, how much does the MOO server chew on system resources?

    Depending on how much you have going on, it usually takes unoticeable
    amounts.  I ran a MOO fine on my 486/25.  The major resource the MOO takes
    up is memory, but it works well with swapspace.  If you plan on using it
    just as a talker, I suggest using a stripped-down small core (like mine) and
    killing $system_task.

    - Kipp
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